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Weight Watchers' New CEO Says Company Is Falling Short of Its Potential, Eyes 2027 Comeback

Nov 6, 2026 · 05:24 AM ET· updated 49m ago
Weight Watchers' New CEO Says Company Is Falling Short of Its Potential, Eyes 2027 Comeback

WW stock slips despite beating Q3 earnings with $1.51 EPS. Declining revenue and cautious full-year guidance weigh on shares.

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Weight Watchers made more money per share than expected this quarter. But the company is making less money overall, and the new leader admits they need to do better.

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